I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Meta
Interview
Dropped my resume at the college career fair, got called back, had two on-campus interviews (if you pass the first one, you get called back for the next one). Got an offer pretty soon.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Print out all the possible words that can be formed from a phone number.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Meta in Feb 2021
Interview
Contacted campus recruiter and was looped in with university recruiter from Menlo Park office. Had 2 rounds of interviews. First one I didn't think I did too great. Second one, I thought I did very well and the interviewer seemed to agree. Implemented DFS and BFS approach for the 2nd question. Was surprised when I didn't get an offer based off the 2nd interview but I guess its all just luck in the end.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1st interview, only got through 1 question: multiple 2 strings and return a string.
2nd interview: create a class to process a rolling average of a stream and DP problem involving finding nearest 1 in a matrix given a specific start coordinate.
It was a 45 minute skype interview where I was asked 2 algorithmic questions. I was not allowed a compiler and had to manually test the code. The questions were very similar to ones you might find on hackerrank or leetcode.